Parker: I knew when I received this assignment that I wasn't serious about it. A wounded vet? Get real. There was no way in hell I could find anything to say to him, other than, "Thank you for your service." Everyone in class thought that assignment of adopting a veteran was a cool idea, so I said, "Whatever," and threw myself into writing the best letter I could. I included everything I thought a soldier would want to hear who was away from home. I could have just written a simple letter, but being an overachiever, yeah ...
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Parker: I knew when I received this assignment that I wasn't serious about it. A wounded vet? Get real. There was no way in hell I could find anything to say to him, other than, "Thank you for your service." Everyone in class thought that assignment of adopting a veteran was a cool idea, so I said, "Whatever," and threw myself into writing the best letter I could. I included everything I thought a soldier would want to hear who was away from home. I could have just written a simple letter, but being an overachiever, yeah right, that was why my parents demanded, "Either you go to college, or you're getting out of here." That was the main reason I found myself enrolled in college, not expecting to ever think about anything but partying, and whatever a gay man did who wanted no complications in his personal life. Now I was expected to write letters. WTF. Talk about complicated. Text maybe, but writing letters? Get real. That was above my pay grade. However, I needed to graduate, so I put my heart and soul into those letters, and the results were unexpected. Now that vet wanted to meet a beautiful, thoughtful, and sensual woman. I hated to shatter his heart, because I was anything but that. How do I tell him I'm not a woman? I'm a man and I'm gay.Well, I told Tony, and now for the complicated part. Book 2 contains straight to gay, hurt/ comfort, fake boyfriend, mild age play, and HFN.
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